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Date of Release: August 14, 1936
Running Time: 95 minutes
Director: Robert Z. Leonard
Screenplay: Charles Brackett and Edwin Knopf
From the novel by P.G. Wodehouse
Additional Dialogue: Samuel Hoffenstein and Lynn Starling
Cinematography: Joseph Ruttenberg
Film Editing: William S. Gray
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Wardrober: Dolly Tree
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Producer: Robert Z. Leonard and Harry Rapf
Original Music: William Axt
Associate Art Director: Edwin B. Willis and Joseph Wright
Assistant Director: Sandy Roth
Robert Montgomery...James "Jim" Crocker, Jr., a.k.a. Jim Bayliss
Frank Morgan...James Crocker, Sr., a.k.a. Count Olav Osric
Madge Evans...Ann Chester
Eric Blore...Bayliss
Billie Burke...Eugenia Willis
Robert Benchley...Bill Macon
Ralph Forbes...Lord Frederick "Freddie" Priority
Cora Witherspoon...Nesta Pett
Tommy Bupp...Ogden Pett
Aileen Pringle...Paducah Pomeroy
Grant Mitchell...Herbert Pett
E.E. Clive...Bill Mechan, the London gossip editor
Billy Bevan...Taxi Driver
Grace Hampton...Mrs. Brede
Jay Eaton...Reporter (uncredited)
Bess Flowers...Nightclub Extra (uncredited)
Torben Meyer...Pett's Butler (uncredited)
Sidney Miller...Messenger Boy (uncredited)
Dennis Morgan...Chrystal Club Singer (uncredited)
Dennis O'Keefe...Petie McGregor (uncredited)
Richard Powell...Reporter (uncredited)
Cartoonist Jim Crocker and his father attempt to win the affections of a beautiful young woman and her aunt, respectively. Matters are complicated when Jim inadvertently makes their family the subject of an unflattering comic strip. An entertaining light comedy from a P.G. Wodehouse story.